Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . San Francisco is in latitude Z7° 48 X., longitude 122° 2^ Greenwich. The declination at the present epoch is 18° E. andthe dip 62° 12. The difference in time between San Francisco, Wash-ington and Greenwich is as follows: San Francisco, 12:00 noon;Washington, 15 hours { p. m.); Greenwich, (mean civil time)20 hours C8:00 p. m.). When it is noon at San Francisco it is 3:00p. m. in Panama: 9:29 a. m. at Honolulu; ?>:Z7 a. m. of the next dayat Hongkong; 4:04 a. m. at Manila, and 5:19 a. m, at Yokohama. Instandard time. San Francisco is thr
Municipal blue book of San Francisco, 1915 . San Francisco is in latitude Z7° 48 X., longitude 122° 2^ Greenwich. The declination at the present epoch is 18° E. andthe dip 62° 12. The difference in time between San Francisco, Wash-ington and Greenwich is as follows: San Francisco, 12:00 noon;Washington, 15 hours { p. m.); Greenwich, (mean civil time)20 hours C8:00 p. m.). When it is noon at San Francisco it is 3:00p. m. in Panama: 9:29 a. m. at Honolulu; ?>:Z7 a. m. of the next dayat Hongkong; 4:04 a. m. at Manila, and 5:19 a. m, at Yokohama. Instandard time. San Francisco is three hours earliet than Xew York,two hours earlier than Chicago, and one hour earlier than Salt LakeCity. There is a difference of nine minutes and thirty-two seconds be-tween mean local time at San I>ancisco and one hundred and twentiethmeridian time, the latter being the time in common use. 186 Municipal Blue Book of San Francisco. FRANK J. MURASKYSuperior Judge FRANK J. MURASKY, Judgeof the Superior Court since 1898,was born in San Francisco Xovem-ber 7, 1864, the son of \\illiam andEllen fReardon) IMurasky. On re-ceiving his early education in thepublic schools of his native city, heentered St. IMarys College, gradu-ating therefrom in 1883 with the de-gree of Bachelor of Arts. Later heattended Santa Clara College, wherehe took his degree of Ph. D. Early deciding upon the law ashis chosen profession, he appliedhimself diligently to his legal studiesand in 1887 was admitted to the barof California at San Francisco. Heimmediately engaged in practice in?J this city, and froml887 to 1898, withthe exception of an interval of twoyears spent as Justice of the Peace, was in partnership with James under the firm name of Smith & Murasky. He was elected Justice of the Peace of San Francisco in 1888,remaining in that office until 1890. In 1898 he was first elected tothe Superior Bench, and has served continuo
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